Red Flags

I will be avoiding stocks that declare a mixed shelf offering. A mixed shelf offering is an offering that stays open until the price is reached or 3 years. Once announced they wont announce it again in the hope that investors will forget about it. Once a mixed shelf is filed, anytime the stock goes up they can and will add shares. There are no long term gains because the stock just stays sideways. And unless you watch the stock all day and sell as soon as a spike happens you wont have short term gains.

$Canopy Growth (CGC.US)$ is a company that announced a 3 year shelf offering recently and watch how it wont increase even tho it only has 400 short shares available.

The next red flag I noticed which will keep me from investing in certain companies is any company that has class C or class B shares or if they have any preferred shares. Some companies when they Reverse split make it so it doesnt affect these shares. So you lose all your shares and the owners of the other classes have all theirs and can then convert their shares to class A.

Top stocks:

$1847 Holdings (EFSH.US)$

$Telesat (TSAT.US)$

$AirJoule Technologies (AIRJ.US)$

$SHINECO (SISI.US)$

$Baijiayun (RTC.US)$

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